Emotional and moral depth makes this so refreshing, like meeting the only adult in the room

This is no Hardyesque tale of destiny inescapable, but rather of pity for needless waste, and admiration for lives filled with appetite

Raymond Antrobus dismantles myths and reclaims deafness as a cultural, linguistic and poetic space

The author on her latest novel, Such a Good Couple; her experiences as a bipolar artist; and her genre-hopping tendencies

Many of Tynan’s stories eschew a traditional narrative arc, suggesting that for this generation, there is no happy ending

New instalments from Scarlett Dunmore, Brían Dungan, Moira Buffini, Catherine Doyle, Triona Campbell and Vanessa Len

The pleasure is in the writing and and the intriguing lives of the characters

A writer not trying to prove anything, just viewing humanity with open-eyed serenity

Second novel from the author of Nightcrawling is narrated by three girls in a fictional Florida backwater

What a Time to Be Alive by Jenny Mustard; Dear Miss Lake by AJ Pearce; Loved One by Aisha Muharrar

Suzanne Crowe is powerful in her precision on the fear and uncertainty such a career creates - and the many times she wanted to quit

This powerful and clear-headed study deftly debunks the notion of the rational ‘grand strategy’ and received notions of the ‘art’ of warfare

Those hoping for an interesting follow-up to Yellowface may be disappointed

At its best, an immersive account of individuals trapped by harmful habits of thinking but eager to find more satisfying ways forward

Patrick Gleeson’s beautifully laid out book is meticulously researched and utterly absorbing

The British academic skewers the long campaign by the British army to promote itself ‘as a kindly force of non-partisan peacekeepers’

Peacetime armed forces of the 1680s, nuggets about the route to the War of Independence, and atrocities in the name of colonisation

This book is at once a family chronicle, an inquiry into the nature of writing and the forces that shape one’s self, and a history that spans centuries

A thoughtful book about unfortunate men and what their treatment says about British-German relations

States; One Mountain: Sold; à la belle étoile; Highway Cottage